Investigation/Special Reports

In Abuja, about 13 per cent of children who are of school age are out of school.

The CCT involves the payment of N5,000 monthly, paid bi-monthly, to the poorest Nigerians, mostly in rural communities.

The investigation shows that literacy, economic empowerment among the local population in the north would help deliver greater impacts in terms of financial inclusion.

Nigeria has an estimated 13.2 million out-of-school children, the highest in the world.

Many farmers across Nigeria are unbanked. They share their stories in this special report.

An estimated N18 billion has gone into the sector since 2005, but students still sit on the floor to learn in many schools.

Nigeria spent about $29.7 million to import apples in 2018, to rank 47th largest importer in the world.

Mr Dickson was convicted of credit card fraud in the U.S. in 1992

In Nigeria, federal allocations to the local governments are just additional revenue for the state governments who determine how to redistribute such funds.

The Jigawa State Government has allocated 12,000 hectares of the farmlands to a Chinese firm.

Firms registered to deal in palm oil production, car sales and other non-cleanup related tasks were given Ogoni cleanup contracts.

The men, who went to Gabon to recover a stolen vehicle, are yet to return, eight months after.

Medical doctors say early presentation is vital for successful case management of the killer disease

The EFCC said it uncovered multi-million-dollar fraud in the finances of the NFF upon investigation and has charged some of the officials to court.

Anti-graft detectives are resisting suspected high-wired politics that threatens another corruption case involving a senior Buhari administration official.

The LASU management distributed the vehicles, bought from pension funds of the general staff, to senior officials.

The medication, which prevents infection from HIV is not readily available in many healthcare facilities.

The shoddy handling of the approval for the construction of the billboard by Abuja city officials has cost a company at least N800 million.

Contractors were paid hundreds of millions without doing any work and purchased vehicles were stolen, the auditor-general stated in its reports.

About 66 years after it was established, Methodist Primary School, Ewu Tuntun, has received little or no attention from the government.

An audit report last year revealed how aid money disappeared in the hands of corrupt officials

Despite the prevalence of these practices in some parts of Nigeria, experts highlight the risks.